Pastor Jason Butterick explores Jacob's wrestling encounter with God where a new name and a lifelong impediment are given to Jacob as Israel. It is not the victories or the losses in life that have the power to change us. It is the draws, the near victories, and near losses.

Pastor Jason Butterick explores the question of whether we should get always what we deserve and the true price of clever deceit. Based on Genesis 29:15-28.

What happens when you leave your family due to fear of revenge and the desires of your parents to find a suitable wife? You may just encounter God meeting you where you are in the middle of the night to bless you and keep God's promise to you.

The rivalry between the two brothers began in Rebecca's wombs. It only gets worst afterward. Esau is strong and likable, but he is foolish, exchanging God's promise for a bowl of "red stuff." Jacob is conniving and grasping, but he longs for the birthright and blessing of his father. Whether strong, likable, but foolish, or conniving and grasping, God works anyway.

Rev. Jason Butterick, pastor. Sunday, July 5, 2020 Sermon. Based on Genesis 24.

Sunday, June 28, 2020 Sermon. Rev. Jason Butterick, Pastor. Based on Genesis 22:1-19.

God provides for Hagar & Ishmael after they are abandoned by Abraham and Sarah. When our shortcomings becoming huge messes, God often redeems those we would rather forget or ignore.

Rev. Jason Butterick, Pastor. Based on Genesis 18:1-15, 21:1-7